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The World Press Photo Exhibition 2024 showcases the world's best photo journalism from the last year. For the latest edition, some 3,800 photographers from 130 countries submitted more than 61,000 photos. The subjects range from refugee tragedies and natural disasters to the joint international effort to save the monarch butterfly from extinction. The exhibition is a look back at the global events of 2023 and allows us to take a step back from the fast-moving news cycle, consider world events from a fresh perspective, and critically reflect on them.
Come and spend some time with us, we propose a large selection of activities for different target groups. A motivated and experienced team is awaiting you.
Guided tours can also be arranged outside of the official opening hours upon request.
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2 weeks in advance |
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60 minutes; special arrangements available upon request |
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max. 25 people per tour |
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German, French, Italian and English. Others upon request. |
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CHF 120 for the guided tour + CHF 10/person admission Children up to 16 years free. |
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World Press Photo 2024
208 pages
Hardcover, 196 x 257 mm
English / Deutsch / Français / Italiano / Dutch / Italian / Spanish
Hatje Cantz Verlag GmbH, Berlin, Allemagne
CHF 42.00
ISBN 978-3-7757-5699-0
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Swiss Press and World Press Photo 2024
Media release
World Press Photo 15.11.24 – 05.01.25
Swiss Press Photo 15.11.24 – 02.02.25
Instant truths
In the exhibitions World Press Photo 2024 and Swiss Press Photo 24, the Château de Prangins is showcasing some of the world's and Switzerland's best photo journalism and taking a look at the events behind the headlines.
Every end of year, for some years now, the Château de Prangins has presented a selection of the best photojournalism from Switzerland and around the world. Once again in 2024, the exhibitions Swiss Press Photo 24 and World Press Photo 2024 take a look back at the turbulent last year. As well as showing current events from new and fresh perspectives, the photos take visitors on a journey, for example to a bunker on the Gotthard, where students simulated a space mission in the summer of 2023. Or to daily life in Canada, Mexico and the US, where people are working together and using various means to save the threatened Monarch or Wanderer butterfly from extinction.
In the exhibition Swiss Press Photo, some 150 pictures will be exhibited in the categories News, Daily life, Swiss stories, People, Sports and World. The winners in the various categories will all be represented at the Château de Prangins with their impressive works. Meanwhile, the World Press Photo exhibition comprises some 140 photos, covering all continents, which will subsequently be exhibited in over 40 other countries.
Whether globally, regionally, or locally, press photographers play an important role in daily news coverage and are still an essential part of the media landscape, even in the age of AI. Maybe they will be even more in demand in the years to come, as gatekeepers of reality.
Media material
Swiss Press Photo
World Press Photo
Partner
World Press Photo 2024 is an exhibition of the World Press Photo Foundation. www.worldpressphoto.org